"To me it seems that with your statement a materialistic point of view is already taken for granted." Let us define, what is materialistic view. Mass is not indepenent of space and time - in the form of dimensionless(!) gravitational coupling constants. So materialistic view is really deterministic one.
But, I wrote that quantum collapse is a consequence of decision and it is more or less indeterministic.
So, my view is not materialistic, but despite of this I claim that consciousness is not out of physics - also because consciousness causes movement.
My sentence "be simplified only as a movement, so qualia can be ignored." is not very precise. I read somewhere that some one used un-mathematicality of qualias as proof for mathematical view of physics. So I write this. I tried to write also that (mathematical) physics must also solve consciounsess not only (unmathematical?) qualia.
But I hope that mathematical properties of qualia will be more clear for me one day.
Re-explanation of my version of Turing experiment:
You said that a zombi and a human being can be distinguished by quantum collapse.
1. I said that a zombi and a human being can be distinguished if we ignore QM and we used only classical physics. Their actions are different because consciousness give different movemenents, as only known classical physics.
2. But when QM is used, these two movements are also different but they can be hidden or explained by the principle of quantum uncertainty. So a difference of point 1 is, that consciousness is explained physically, this means by QM. So, at least, QM cannot be ignored as unimportant for explanation of consciousness.
Regards
Janko